Enroll In Daniel 1 Academy
Please note: New families must enroll, then add students at the links below. Watch for an email asking for any required documents when submitting new student enrollments. Returning families will not need to submit any new documents other than their re-enrollment. Family and Student ID cards are available upon request.

1) Complete An Enrollment Form.
Registration may be submitted online, by email, by regular mail, or by bringing it in person to our office. Please include the correct amount for fees along with required documents.
Required Documents:
A copy of the student’s official birth certificate must be submitted with registration for any student new to D1A.
If this is the first child you are registering with D1A, you are required by law to submit proof of your high school graduation or equivalent documentation. Contact us if you have any questions.
If someone other than the student’s parents (i.e., grandparents, other family members, etc.) is enrolling the student, you must also submit copies of official documents proving guardianship.
Enrollment Packet
Next, Watch For Confirmation

2) Receive Your Enrollment Confirmation.
Within a short time of enrolling you should receive a confirmation email for each student from D1A that will include:
If you purchased ID cards, one for each student and up to two teacher cards will be sent in the mail. All correspondence with D1A should include these numbers.
See all the important dates for the upcoming school year. There is also a printable version of the calendar available if you need one.
This helps plan what is needed as a student makes his or her way toward graduation.
If you enroll a student in 12th grade, you will also receive a personalized letter, via email, clarifying graduation requirements.
Then, Withdraw From Previous School

3) Withdraw your child from Their previous school.
Daniel 1 Academy will request student records from their previous school. In addition to enrolling with D1A, you must withdraw your child(ren) from their previous school. Contact that school to find out what they need from you.
(This is not necessary if switching schools over summer break, but it is a courtesy we recommend.)
(This is not necessary if switching schools over summer break, but it is a courtesy we recommend.)
Now Begin Teaching Your Child

4) Begin teaching your child!
Within our traditional homeschooling program, you choose and obtain the curriculum that best aligns with your family's goals and situation. A wide variety of options are available for purchase online, in retail stores, curriculum fairs, or from other homeschool families. We are happy to listen and make recommendations if needed!
Our online program is all-inclusive and comes with easy-to-follow instructions. Parents may easily monitor their child's progress.
Our online program is all-inclusive and comes with easy-to-follow instructions. Parents may easily monitor their child's progress.
Frequently Asked Questions
The yearly enrollment at Daniel 1 Academy is valid only for the current school year. Students need to be re-enrolled annually.
Our fiscal year starts on July 1st and ends on June 30th, but our school calendar typically runs from the beginning of August through the end of May. Transfers are accepted at any time throughout the school year; however, enrollments for the upcoming school year should be submitted starting on June 1st, at which time an enrollment discount runs through July 15th.
Enrollment at Daniel 1 Academy begins on the date a student registers for that school year.
A minimum attendance of 180 days is required, but parents do not have to submit an attendance report to us. They are responsible for ensuring that their students meet this requirement.
Parents are required to submit a grade report for each semester. 1st semester reports are due by January 30th, while 2nd semester reports are due by June 30th. If a student withdraws from D1A during a semester, the parent must submit the grade report at the time of withdrawal.
No, Daniel 1 Academy does not offer or require achievement testing. Students enrolled under our umbrella are considered exempt. Parents who are interested in testing options for their children are still free to pursue them if desired for assessment or otherwise.